Dive_Tigger
NAUI Master Diver. Purely recreational, and environmental. NAUI Open Water 1 Diver NAUI Open Water 2 (Advanced) Diver NAUI Advanced Shark Diver NAUI Rescue Diver NAUI Master Diver PADI Enriched Air (Nitrox) Diver
Places I've Dived
- Total number of dives not on diveboard:
This number is added to the total number of dives logged in Diveboard (public+private) for the stat "Total number of dives". - Dives published:198
- Total dives count:198
- Dives this year:0
- Total underwater time on Diveboard:6 days 4 hrs 32 min
- Most dives on Diveboard in:
Egypt - Deepest Dive:
41m in Durban, South Africa - Longest Dive:
104 min in Durban, South Africa - Pictures in logbook:39
- Number of species spotted:121
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Favorite Dives
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1998-12-21 South Africa Umkomaas
Raggies Cave, Aliwal ShoalDrift dive from Raggies to Pinnacles In - 07:29 Out - 08:16 Average depth - 14m Visibility - 15 m ->, 20 m | Water 23*C. Saw 6 x Skates, Blue Spotted Ray, Choc Dips, Moorish Idols, Cleaner Wrasse, 1.5-2 M Honeycomb Moray Eel, Bat Fish, Trigger Fish
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1998-02-28 South Africa Durban
Vetche's PierHot day. Planned to swim out to top of Vetche's and descend. Swim along for while and set heading for limestone. After a short while realised visability was terrible and decided to swim back to Vetche's. Viz was 1m at stages it was less. Great dive though. Learnt that in low visability and with no boat following, navigation is essential. I saw the sand ripples on the floor and set sail back to shore. However, I was 180* out. Don called me back, we took a heading an reset the course. Always check heading when diving in these conditions!!! All I saw on this dive were a silver fish and Don, and Penny, and sand.
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2023-09-18 Egypt Sharm El Sheikh
Reef Oasis Dive Club House Reef (Sharm)Descended again and dived a similar profile o the previous dive. During the dive, I couldn't help but be struck by the serene and tranquil underwater world. The weightlessness and silence below the surface are calming, making every dive a unique form of therapy. We encountered another dive group and turned at the same time as they did to return to the jetty, when we got close to the steps Jeanette and I continued a little way past and then returned to the shot line for a 5m, 3min safety stop.
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2019-09-09 Netherlands Antilles Bonaire
WindsockHave to walk over rock to get deep enough to don fins in swell. Swam to buoy over sandy bottom with a few outcrops of reef. Saw a school of Blue Surgeon. Headed in a Northerly direction along reef. Very slow, very lovely dive. Jeanette was convinced she saw a reef shark, just past the pier at about 30m.
My Certifications
- PADI Enriched Air Diver (Nov 2021)
- NAUI NAUI Advanced Shark Diver (Jan 1999)
- NAUI NAUI Master Diver (Jan 1999)
- NAUI NAUI Rescue Diver (Apr 1998)
- NAUI NAUI Open Water 2 (Advanced) Diver (Jan 1998)
- NAUI Open Water 1 Diver (Dec 1996)
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